To be Lent on Landed Security, the several sums of £2,600, £2,000, £300, £250, and £200.  Apply to James Mounsey, Solicitor, Friars Court, Carlisle

Carlisle, June 28, 1843
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Wanted immediately, a respectable Youth as an Apprentice to the Bookselling, Printselling, and Stationery Businesses.  A Premium will be required.  Apply to Mr. Thurnam, Carlisle

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Found

A Lemon and White Greyhound Dog.

The Owner may have the same by applying to A.P., Church Stile Cottage, Shop, and paying the expenses.
 
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To be Sold, in Public Auction, at the BLACK SWAN INN, Carlisle, on Thursday, the Twenty-seventh day of July instant, and either together or in Parcels.

All the Messuage and Tenement, or Estate, situate at, or called LOUGH, near to Brisco, in the Parish of Saint Cuthbert's Carlisle, in the County of Cumberland, comprising a Dwelling House and Farm Buildings, a Garden Orchard, and 93a 3r 29p of good Arable and Pasture Land, and now in the occupation of MR. WILLIAM McGEE and another, as tenants to MR. JOHN ROBINSON BACON, the Owner.

About 42 acres of the Estate are Customary, and held under the Manor of Botchagate, by payment of a small annual Rent, and a fourpenny fine on change of tenant only.  The remainder is Freehold.

For further particulars apply to MR. JOHN ROBINSON BACON, the owner, or to MESSRS. SAUL, Solicitors, Carlisle, at whose office a plan of the premises may be seen.

                                           Wilson Auctioneer.

Carlisle, 6th July, 1843.

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A Coachman who understands his Business, and can have a good Character from his last place.  A Light Weight and having some knowledge of Husbandry would be preferred.
Apply at the Patriot Office.
July 13th, 1843.